My Sinful Love

The series is done!!! It’s been an action-packed ride to reach this last book in this four-part series, and My Sinful Love carries the torch with aplomb. This is the conclusion to the story of how the Paige-Princes became Sloans and what really happened the night their father was murdered. It’s been eighteen years since the events that left them all but orphans. This was a compelling story from the very first page, full of drama and mystery, and of course the sassy banter and sexy scenes that Lauren writes with such ease. This was Michael and Annalise's story. Annalise Delacroix was the girl who got away. She and Michel were sweethearts before his father’s untimely demise. But, they split afterward and now, years later they meet again. Annalise is now a widow, and if Michel wants to win her back, he’s going to have to go all out and open up to her. He’s got a battle to win her heart again and it’s one he’ll face head-on. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes in this story, and does Annalise unknowingly hold a clue? I really enjoyed this book and how it ended. Lauren brought all the characters and loose ends from the previous three books and tied them up in a neat little bow.

The last book in the series. True love, long lasting Love, forever love. A heart can Love more than one, an you can go back & get what you once thought you lost. Plus find out what was behind the fathers death.

Stunning conclusion to a fascinating conspiracy mystery! Michael, the eldest of the Sloan siblings, reunites with his first love in this beautiful, emotionally-charged romance that also wraps up the investigation into his father’s murder. High school sweethearts, separated by too many miles and too many years, reunite as adults, but are they ready to take a chance on each other? The love story between Michael and Annalise was fraught with tension yet balanced with so much love and history. I thoroughly enjoyed the way their reconnecting helped uncover some long-forgotten, yet pivotal, details that blew the investigation wide open. And wow, I never expected this mystery to blow up into such a vast conspiracy! The author brilliantly tied in clues from the earlier books that didn’t even look like clues at the time! To say I didn’t see the ending coming is an understatement; I had absolutely NO IDEA of the depths that it went to. I was so happy to see all the Sloans get their HEAs and, finally, have all the answers and justice they deserved regarding their father. The multiple POV approach is used very successfully, giving us all the angles so that we, too, have all the answers we want. A few chapters were flashbacks from the father’s POV, and those were especially poignant to read. While this, like the earlier books in the series, is a standalone romance, because all of them follow the murder mystery they definitely should be read in order. As a set, they’re a fascinating look at crime and family dynamics, and I highly recommend the entire series. I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book.